This component represents Flowhunt’s Slack messages back to you. You can think of it as an output but for Slack instead of chat. It also lets you control where and how FlowHunt sends messages and who it notifies.
Using this component requires an active Slack Intregration. If you haven’t integrated Slack yet, follow this guide.
Component Handles
Slack Message – This input handle specifies what is being sent as a message. It will usually be the output of an AI Agent or AI Generator. Connecting input is necessary.
After Message Send – This output handle allows you to define further actions and behavior after FlowHunt has responded. Connecting this handle is optional.
Component Settings
- Format as Markdown: If checked, the messages are formatted in Markdown. If unchecked, the messages have no formatting.
- Follow Up on Thread: Ensures FlowHunt answers within a message thread instead of new channel messages.
- Thread Timestamp: Allows you to limit all FlowHunt responses to a single thread.
- Mentions: FlowHunt will need to call on you from time to time. For example, when a chatbot user requests to be transferred to a human. FlowHunt will then get your attention by using the mention you’ve selected.
- @everyone will notify everyone in te workspace
- @channel will notify people who are members of the channel the Flow is active in
- @here will only notify the channel members who are currently online
- Channel – Pick the channels to which you want to add FlowHunt.
- Workspace – Pick the workspace to which you want to add FlowHunt.
Picking the workspace and channels in necessary for the Flow to work. All other settings are optional.
